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Vice President JD Vance, campaigning in Iowa, framed the 2026 midterms as a referendum of 'common sense versus pure unadulterated crazy,' arguing Democrats have abandoned the working-class legacy of FDR, JFK and Bill Clinton. The piece largely relays his attacks on Democratic candidates as radical and out of touch.
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An opinion column argues that allegations of bullying by union leader Dave Regan should sink Proposition 40, the 'billionaire tax,' because it would benefit his union and was advanced through intimidation. It cites a lawsuit by community health clinics and SEIU complaints to portray Regan as using ballot initiatives as weapons.
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A study by Princetonians for Free Speech found that 98% of Princeton faculty political donations in the 2023-2024 cycle went to Democrats, 2% to Independents, and none to Republicans. The article frames the findings as evidence of an alarming lack of viewpoint diversity, citing similar patterns at Harvard and Yale and a Pentagon ban on attendance at Princeton and other elite schools.
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A Labour council leader in Hertsmere survived a second no-confidence vote after a tied agenda vote, with the Labour mayor using a casting vote. The article recounts his past remarks calling St George's flag campaigners 'criminals' and 'nonces' and other controversies involving Labour councillors and planning votes. Reform UK councillors criticized the outcome and the absence of two Conservative councillors.